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Show WATCH FOR THE CHRISTMAS ISSUE OF THE BULLETIN W 7 li A Bulletin of news Activities and all eventa of lntereat securing In the Southeast part of Salt Lake City. A section that la the finest Residential and fastest growing part of Salt Lake Valley. I. PUBLISHED IN SUGARHOUSE HOME EDITION VOLUME V1L SUGAR HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY DECEMBER 8. 1939 GROUND TURNED FOR NEW WEEK'S NEWS SUMMARY BY OUR COMMENTATOR SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 19S9 In Aberdeen, Washington, the Communists were going to hold a victory dance for the victorious Russian army in Finland, but they did not count on the friends that Finland had in the vicinity. The hall was wrecked and the Russian sympathizers fled from the vicinity. A boarder who departed 32 years ago without paying his bill, sent $100 to Mrs. W. V. Keller, at Palestine, Texas, in a letter postmarked Sonoita, Arizona, to pay for the same. No name was signed to the letter but we are of the opinion that the $100 was gratefully received for the erstwhile boarding house keeper had reached her eighty-eight- h A New Yorker who had a balance of $47330 was arrested for using a lead nickel at a subway turnstile. The officers found three other slugs in his possession. SUGAR HOUSE POST OFFICE State and Government Officials Aid in Ceremonies That will Start Construction Work; Post Office Band Provides Music Turning the first spadefuU of dirt to officially start the construction of the new Sugar House Post Office, fitting ceremonies were held at the site of the new building today at noon. N. D. Thatcher, president of the Sugar House Rotary club was the official "digger" in turn ing the dirt and he represented the organization that first took up the fight to secure the new building for the district Cecil A. Crockwell, of the Sugar House post and S. J. Nicholes, president of the Sugar House Chamber of Commerce, arranged the program for the day. Short talks were made by Sen ator William H. King, Mayo John R-- Wallace, and Govemo Henry H. Blood, representing the federal, state and city govern ment, and by N. J. Hansen ano M. O. Ash ton, representing Sugar House business men and Dr. Ezra Waddoups and Mr. Nicholes, re presenting the Sugar House Lion's club and the Sugar House Chamber of Commerce. M. O. Ashton was master of ceremonies. Sam Nicholes, president of the Sugar House Chamber of Com merce, was the guest speaker at the weekly meeting of the Sugar House Rotary club Thursday noon and was interesting in his discussion of the people and customs of the Orient Mr. Nicholes, who spent ten years in Europe as an employee of the House of Rothschild, had many interesting experiences both in business and private life, learning customs of the people and finding out how to understand their businesa methods. Lawrence Thorstenburg, treas urer of the Rotary club, took charge of Thursday's meeting and announced the next week's meeting plans, which include a visit from the district governor, Lo renzo R. Thomas. Connaught and Princess Beatrice. LOCAL Six U. S. bombers took off from Salt Lake for some other destination after having made a successful demonstration over the valley. Each airship is capable of carrying 20 bombs, each on of which is capable of making a hole 100 feet across and from 10 to 15 feet deep. The regular monthly meeting of the Forest School P- -. T. A. will be held Monday, December 11th, promptly at 2 p. m., at the Sugar House Library. Mrs. A. R. Ure, President, will preside. In addition to the regular business, a special feature of Importance will be presented for the group and Mrs. Ure especially urges that each officer and room mother be present What is Christmas without a Santa Claua? SATURDAY LAST DAY OF BRYAN WARD FAIR Saturday will be the final day of a very successful fair conduct ed by the Bryan L. D. S. ward new ward In Highland stake. The fair, conducted to raise funds to further complete the new ward chapel, has been very successful and a program of in te resting events has been planned for tonight (Friday) and Satur day. e, d Awards to the winners of the decoration contest con ducted by the merchants of Sugar House will be made December 15 during the performance of the Christmas Charity show, being staged that evening by the Sugar House Lion's club, according to H. Scott Linnell, chairman of the window decoration committee. The cups, one for the most attractive window and the other tor the most original, have been displayed in several business houses this, week and will be kept on display until they are awarded. Mrs. N. D. Thatcher, Jr., has been asked to assume the chairmanship of the Judging committee and their decisions will be made known by December 14. window - n Dopy. Other professional acts are be ing arranged for the evening's entertainment and a chorus of Lions is working on special music for their burlesque. Earl J. Glade C. of C. Speaker Next Wednesday December meeting of the Sugar House Chamber of Commerce will be held next Wednesday, December 13, at 12:15 noon according CLUBHOUSE AT FAIRMONT OPEN FOR MEETINGS Public meetings and parties may be held at the clubhouse in IS VERNAL VISITOR Fairmont Park anytime during Watch the advertising pages of A. Ray Curtis ' of the Curtis the day or 'evening, according to s. Coal The Bulletin for Christmas Company spent Thursday In M. LuClle Morgan, in charge of Vernal on business and visiting the clubhouse, and supervised Patronize your Sugar House merchant : relatives. play end programs may be used .jj under the direction of the city's bar-rain- to Samuel J. Nicholes, president of the Chamber. the program arranged will in clude something of a Christmas nature, Mr. Nicholes said, and all members are urged to attend and give their support to the ' committee, which membership is working to increase membership and improve attendance. Earl J. Glade will be guest speaker. The clubhouse, purchased last HERE IS WHERE year thiough the efforts of the YOU CAN LEARN Sugar House business men, dvic Uuder the sponsorship of the clubs and other Salt Lak3 organizations, had been retnodc-ltani made into an ideal clubhouse both for children and grownups Tha clubhouse is heated until 9 p. in. and provisions for further hnal may be made by organiza tions using Arrangements for use of the clubhouse may be made through Mrs. Morgan at Hyland 4426--J. d Traction Company Announces New Bus Service it st University Notes Rotary Notes Lions' Notes Madam DeLore, Advisor Chamber of Commerce Notes Serial Story Floyd Gibbons' Comments Page of Comics Miscellaneous FLOOR BURNS UNDER FURNACE Yesterday at noon the fire department had a call to go across the street from the fire station to put out a small fire in the Hansen Heating uo. orflces on 21st South. The furnace used to heat the front offices set fire to the floor and beyond creating a great deal of smoke did little damage. CONGRATULATIONS st Editorial Christmas Cartoon Presbyterian Notes Pythian News notes Kick" for It's the stalwart Sugar House Lions as they go through the final paces tint will put the finishing' touch on their act for the annual Christmas benefit show which will' be staged December 15 at the Rio theatre. The curt in will go up promptly at 8 p. m. and the show will be on with students of the Jean Renees dancing school giving f j;r sprightly numbers. The rrv-vwill appreciate the final act when the Lions 4tage burlesque 'Snow White and the Seven Dwf Sisters." Miss Rene has been instructing the boys in their datjciTtg and dialogue and leading characters will be A. Ray Curtis as Snow White; Tony Rhead as the Prince Charming; as the Wicked Witch Sid Horn and Dr. Leslie D. Burbldge as department A fire at the Elite hotel on The Utah Light and Traction Second South called out a large announce! that starting Company part of the city fire fighting December 5th, for an were Tuesday, firemen Three equipment overcome by smoke and had to indefinite trial period, the Twenty-First South cross town bus is be hospitalized. to be routed directly to Second South and Main Street via Twenty-First South and Main Street, and will be known as route 9. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 19S9 This win give Sugar House two A doctor in Hawthorne, Cali- bus routes to and from the center fornia, hurrying to help a mother of Salt Lake City, Routes 9 ana giving birth to another piece of 10. humanity, hit and killed a man New service on Route 9 will be on the roadway. He delivered the on the same time and headways child and then told the officers and during the same hours as has what had happened on the road been maintained by the Twenty-FirSouth Street bus for more (Continued on page 4) than one year, vis. every half hour, but instead of the bus turnSouth ing back at Twenty-Firand State Street, requiring passengers to transfer to one or the other of the intersecting lines to go to Salt Lake, passengers may now ride continuously to the center of Salt Lake without transfer. FEATURES YOU.WIIL LIKE (Continued on page 8) Week's News Summary Christmas Program XMAS SHOW - NUMBER 4S. Window Prizes Will Be Awarded At Lion's Show FINISH TO RECOVERING FROM FALL C. A. Crockwell, superintendent at the Sugar House post office, is back to work with a limp this week after being confined to his bed for a week as treatment for a fall from a ladder. Mr. Crockwell suffered no broken bones but was badly bruised and shaken up. Sam Nicholes Forest P.-- A. to Hold Meeting Monday LIONS ADD 1 "One-Two-Thre- Orient Is Theme Of Talk By T. Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyle died at Kensington palace after a long illness. She was the sixth child of Queen Victoria and Prince Consort Albert. The was 91. The surviving children of Queen Victoria are the Duke of SHORT LOGAL NOTES Single Copy, 5 cents S. H. Directory Shows New Business This week The Bulletin wishes! Happy Birthday" to Harold A. Lindsey of 1948 South 11th East, who will celebrate his natal day on Saturday, December 9th. He has been a resident of Sugar House for the past 7 years. Harold successfully completed a four month course in pilot training at the local air port and in 1927 he received his private pilot license which he renewed in 1929. After that time he was not able to devote enough time to his hobby of "flying" so that further renewals on his original license were not possible. He was a stu dent at the University of Utah for 3 years in preparation for entering the law school. In 1929 he was employed by the Utah Light and A CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE W WELL.SWCE JOHN E Salt Lake City Board of Educa tion and Utah W. P. A. Adult Education program, a class in clothing design and handicraft, particularly Christmas gifts, child ren's clothing, remodeling and other phases of dress making will be given at the Irving High school Monday and Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p. m. This class is free to the adult pubuo and a cordial welcome is extended to all who are interested. .VfA IS SoRRXAND iCU, I the Simplest Solution is for. "COVtO 6Ef ON MY MCJ. Traction Company as Student Conductor on the street car trail' era that were operated on the Su gar House Line. On September 18th of the following year he be gan operating street cars and remained at that Job until March 1, 1938, when he was promoted to Dispatcher. He is employed by the traction company fa that ca pacity at the present time. Mr. Lindses spare time is spent in playing golf, bowling and reading. The Bulletin also congratulates Mr. R. F. McArdle, of 1501 Lin coln Street, who is celebrating his birthday today, December 8th. Mr. McArdle is Test Foreman for the Utah Light and Traction Company. The Bulletin has produced and distributed the 1940 Sugar House directory card which, besides advertising some of the leading bus iness houses of this rapidly growing suburb of Salt Lake, carries addresses and phone numbers of all the business houses of Sugar House. Believe it or not, there are 223 names listed and you need one to hang up by your telephone. This is a complete roster of names and addresses and should be in every business house for the convenience of ever questioner. U. of U. NOTES (Special to The Bulletin) Virginia Smith, of Draper, president of "J. D. L.," women's social organization on the University campus, is chairman of arrangements for the club's annual autumn formal dancing party which will be given Saturday night at the Newhouse Hotel in Salt Lake City. The Gold Room has been engaged for the occasion. Miss Smith is a Junior at the University and is studying dietetics. She is the daughter of Orson Smith, of Draper. to NEW BUSINESS New businesses continue come to Sugar House. In making his rounds this week your Bulletin add man discovered that Wes Brown has opened up a shoe shining stand in Al's Playhouse at 2116 South 11th East Good luck, Wes! Evelyn Mackay, of Murray, assist Virginia Smith in arranging for the "J. D. L." formal Saturday night Miss Mackay is a graduate of Granite High, and is studying business. will Chris tmastown At Last i ii r 5AATA HAS M VI TED TwiNfiS bad LOOKED RATHER rod John andjmne UNTIL THE WALRUS FCICNDLYOU? 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